We only ship our cheeses a few times a year and in limited quantities. This allows us to produce these cheeses in batches sustainable to our small production specifically for these special releases. While we do post to social media, these releases can sell out quickly on email announcements alone! If you’d like to be notified of our shipping releases you can join the waitlist by adding your information here and checking the "cheese waitlist" box.

While we are working on the infrastructure and staffing requirements to welcome visitors, we are not currently open for visitors. This includes individuals or families that are willing to "help out" during their visit. We ask that you do not show up to the farm until we are ready to open for guests.

To help us with the costs of acheiving this goal of safely opening the farm up to our community both near and far, you can share or contribute to our gofundme here.

To get notified of on-farm events and when we open for visitors, you can sign up here and check the "on-farm visits & events" box.

At this time we are not offering on-farm pick-up or purchasing. We are working on offering weekly pick-up hours, though, so stay tuned!

For non-perishable and shelf-stable items, shipping is free for orders above $65 unless otherwise noted on the product page. Orders under $65 will vary based on delivery zone, package size, and weight. Perishable and refrigerated items are only shipped a few times a year with special flat-rate or free shipping. 

You can always feel free to reach out via our contact form if you are requesting a food donation. However, we already have a robust mutual aid program providing food free of charge to prioritized communities and our production is tailored to this. That means most of our food is spoken for.

It depends on the goat. Some of the bucks here will be sold as breeding bucks and some will be sold as pack goats or pets. Others will be raised in our meat herd where they will be treated with the same love and care as any other goat on the farm during their time here. Finally a few will be kept as breeding bucks or pets, depending on the year.

Once we decide to retire a milking goat from our dairy herd, they will live the rest of their life in retirement. Some of them will stay here on the farm, some will start a new life as a pet in a new backyard herd.

This depends on the goat, their relationship within the herd, their health, and the milking needs of the farm.

This means that while some goats may spend their entire milking career here at Moxie Ridge before they retire, some will move on to new homes while they are in milking conidition. In these cases, they are sold to responsible farmsteaders and may continue milking as a way of supporting their new family.

Every goat in our milking herd gets a health and wellness evaltuation each year before entering into our breeding program. Our goats may be a part of the milking herd anywhere from 1 - 6 years based on these evaluations and the factors described above.